July 16, 2013
Morocco: Free Student Imprisoned for ‘Insulting’ King
Despite 2011 Constitutional Guarantees, Repressive Laws Still in Force
July 15, 2013
How the NSA Scandal Hurts the Economy
July 12, 2013
Russia, Others Should Treat Snowden’s Asylum Claim Fairly
Statement on Meeting in Moscow
July 12, 2013
Dispatches: Meeting Edward Snowden
July 8, 2013
Egypt: Halt Arbitrary Action Against Brotherhood, Media
Investigate Criminal Violence; Detain Only Based on law
July 3, 2013
Russia: Stop Efforts to Ban Human Rights Book
Local Authorities Go After Activist’s Account of Chechnya Conflict
July 2, 2013
When J.Lo Sang for the Dictator
July 2, 2013
Rethinking Surveillance
July 1, 2013
Letter to UK Foreign Secretary William Hague
Data Surveillance Claims and Protecting the Right to Privacy
June 30, 2013
Where Obama Isn’t Going
June 29, 2013
Saudi Arabia: 7 Convicted for Facebook Postings About Protests
EU Should Publicly Condemn Prison Terms for Peaceful Dissent
June 28, 2013
EU/Bahrain: EU Should Demand Release of Activists
Ministerial Meeting a Key Test for EU’s Rights Commitment
June 28, 2013
UK: Provide Clear Answers on Data Surveillance
Stronger Legislation, Oversight Needed to Protect privacy Rights
June 27, 2013
Burma: Telecom Winners Should Safeguard Users
Companies Should Create Strong Rights Precedent